The only downside to this game is that each run feels quite similar, with minimal variation. It lacks the roguelike concept that would typically make each run feel unique and provide a fresh experience.

While I wouldn't expect a roguelike concept in a game published in 2009, it's still worth noting that without that element, the gameplay can become repetitive over time. This issue can be easily overlooked if you're playing with friends, as the cooperative aspect adds a refreshing dynamic. However, for someone like me, who plays solo, it can get a bit monotonous. To keep things interesting, I find myself listening to music or news while slaying enemies, just to break up the repetition.

Besides that, Killing Floor is one of those games that we can keep playing ENDLESSLY, and despite its age, it remains incredibly worthwhile even at full price. I strongly recommend this game.

Killing Floor has a Left 4 Dead-inspired feel, but much more extreme
It's fun, the online is addictive, a few trillion zombies coming after you to eat you and killing you at any cost

I liked it, but what leaves something to be desired is the fact that the gameplay is slow in relation to the character
You can't run... Which is also annoying

8.3
Someday I'll get to Killing Floor 2, experience it and analyze it!

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